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Trump won a second term. What does it mean for biopharma?


Trump won a second term. What does it mean for biopharma?

Over his first term, Donald Trump advocated for lower drug prices and pharmacy benefit manager reform.

What Trump's win means for biotech and pharma - STAT News

Biotech and pharma executives on what Trump and RFK Jr. could mean for the industry. Bausch + Lomb's CEO is 'optimistic,' while Curie.Bio CEO ...

With Trump victorious, biotech industry's focus turns to his plans for ...

The president-elect has said he'll let Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “go wild” on healthcare, while many expect a leadership change at the FTC could ...

What does Trump's win mean for pharma? - European Medical Journal

With Donald Trump securing a second presidential term, what issues should be top of mind for the pharmaceutical sector in the US?

What Donald Trump's election means for pharma - Medical Economics

A panel at the Financial Times' 2024 Global Pharma and Biotech Summit in London analyzed what the re-election of Trump could mean to the ...

Treehill CEO Sees Positives for Biopharma in Trump's Re-Election

Innovative drug development "the flavor of 2025" says Ali Pashazadeh, who discusses how the new administration will likely impact the ...

Harris vs. Trump: How Will the Presidential Election Impact ...

Many argue his presidency would be more positive for the industry overall, as Kamala Harris has her price-cutting sights squarely on Big Pharma.

How the healthcare industry is reacting to a second Trump term

On Wednesday, Republican candidate and former president Donald Trump was elected to the nation's highest office ...

Trump Victory a 'Modest Positive' for Biopharma Industry: Analysts

Analyst reactions to Donald Trump's election victory were mixed Wednesday, with potential positives including an FTC that is likely to be ...

Biotech Stocks Edge Higher On Hopes For Innovation, Dealmaking ...

Biotech stocks jumped early Wednesday on hopes for more innovation and dealmaking after Election 2024 wrapped with a Donald Trump win.

What a second Trump term could mean for healthcare

Donald Trump has been elected the next president of the United States, which could have significant impacts on public health agencies, ...

Trump triumphs but impact on healthcare industry remains unclear

Donald Trump has been elected 47th president of the US after the 5 November election having won more than the 270-seat threshold needed. Despite ...

How Trump's presidency could affect biotech, FDA regulation, and ...

Is less regulation by the Food and Drug Administration good for the biotech industry? Do vaccine makers like Pfizer have a target on their ...

Trump's Alliance with RFK Jr. Indicates Realignment of Priorities for ...

As former President Donald Trump has clinched a second term with a victory, his health care priorities will differ somewhat from his first term, ...

The chemical enterprise braces for a second Trump presidency

“President Trump has promised to fire government scientists and to dismantle scientific agencies,” Jones says. “Without strong federal science, ...

As Harris and Trump face off, what's at stake for pharma?

Election Day is just about here, marking an end to the unpredictable ride that has been the 2024 presidential race following months of ...

What the Election Means for Companies and Sectors - Barron's

Barron's sizes up the likely impacts on the auto industry, energy, healthcare, industrials, regional banks, and technology.

How Trump, RFK Jr. could influence biopharma; Viking presents ...

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'It could be a catastrophe': Déjà vu and panic for scientists as Trump ...

The research community fears another Trump presidency will be worse than the first, but the chemical and biotech sectors are more ...

As election day nears, Trump and Harris veer in different directions ...

Harris aims to broaden some IRA provisions, including Medicare drug price negotiation, while Trump has adopted a more industry-friendly approach.